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Are Jaguars Endangered – Why are Jaguars an Endangered Species

Posted on March 1, 2020 by Brian Alan Burhoe

Are Jaguars Endangered? Are Jaguars Endangered? “Woman Attacked By Jaguar!” Jaguars seem to be the forgotten Big Cats. They’re a threatened species and yet the only time they make the news is when one attacks a human. Instead of … Continue reading →

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TIGER WARS: Saving Endangered Malayan Tigers from Poaching Syndicate Mercenaries

Posted on August 1, 2019 by Brian Alan Burhoe

Saving Endangered Tigers… Saving Endangered Species: “Saving the Imperiled Malayan Tiger Needs Worldwide Support!” Global Tiger Day 2019 (aka International Tiger Day) has just gone by. Created in 2010 at the Saint Petersburg Tiger Summit, the “Day” was … Continue reading →

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SAVING SIBERIAN TIGERS Russians Battling Trade of Endangered Species

Posted on March 8, 2018 by Brian Alan Burhoe

Saving Siberian Tigers… Amazing Gains in Saving Siberian Tigers! Russian Federation to Host the 70th meeting of a Critical Convention. The International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora. SAVING SIBERIAN TIGERS: Russians Battling Trade of Endangered … Continue reading →

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Of Whales & Orangutans: Rewilding Endangered Species

Posted on January 13, 2018 by Brian Alan Burhoe

Rewilding… Bornean Baby Orangutan Born at Tampa’s Lowry Park Zoo Rewilding Endangered Species “Admiral, there be whales here!” – Montgomery “Scotty” Scott I have mixed feelings about zoos. Some zoos and aquariums are just a notch above circuses, whose time … Continue reading →

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WILDLIFE IN WILD LANDS Book Review Wildlife Photographer Laura Crawford Williams

Posted on November 18, 2017 by Brian Alan Burhoe

Wildlife Photographer… Meet Passionate Wildlife Photographer Laura Crawford Williams. She Takes Nature Lovers on an Enthralling Visual Journey Through South America. Read Laura’s Book WILDLIFE IN WILD LANDS: Photography for Conservation in Southern South America. “IT’S UP TO THOSE … Continue reading →

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Wild Florida Manatees Return To Manatee Lagoon – See Manatee Cam

Posted on November 12, 2017 by Brian Alan Burhoe

Wild Florida Manatees… New Initiatives at Florida Manatee Lagoon Featured — Including Live Manatee Cam! I tell ya, for a Northerner like me — from Atlantic Canada — those manatees are almost mythical beings. Like mermaids, manticores and minotaurs. I’ve … Continue reading →

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Goodbye Rhinos – Last Three Northern White Rhinos Statue

Posted on October 7, 2017 by Brian Alan Burhoe

White Rhinos… “The Last Three Northern White Rhinos to Occupy New York City” Wildlife Artists Gillie and Mark with Sudan, the last male Northern White Rhyno, 2017 Goodbye Rhinos – Last Three Northern White Rhinos Statue Watching Sudan, Najin … Continue reading →

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Endangered African Elephants – TV Saving At-Risk Wild Species

Posted on August 23, 2017 by Brian Alan Burhoe

Saving At-Risk Endangered African Elephants… HITN-TV & Wildlife Conservation Network Join Forces To Protect Endangered Species — Including At-Risk Endangered African Elephants Along with lions, tigers and rhinos, elephants have become high-profile examples of the hundreds of endangered species facing … Continue reading →

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World Elephant Day 2024 – Are Elephants Endangered? Save The Elephants

Posted on August 11, 2017 by Brian Alan Burhoe

When is World Elephant Day? “Global momentum to shut down ivory markets provides reason to celebrate on World Elephant Day 2024.” When is World Elephant Day 2024? Monday, Aug 12, 2024. World Elephant Day 2024 is coming! “Millions of … Continue reading →

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Saving Fiona: Fiona Hippo Baby Story Book Review

Posted on August 6, 2017 by Brian Alan Burhoe

All About Saving Fiona… Saving Baby Fiona: Science, Social Media, and the Story of a Baby Hippo Saving Fiona: Fiona Hippo Baby Story Book Review I have mixed feelings about zoos. For me, they lie somewhere between circuses and … Continue reading →